Computational Thinking Advanced
May 24 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Computational Thinking Advanced
Guaranteed to Run
- Course Duration: 1.5 hours
- Level: Advanced
- Delivery Format:
UTB Virtual Classroom
Time: May 24 @ 7:00 pm – May 24 @ 8:30 pm
Course Overview
Computational Thinking Advanced builds on the concepts and techniques introduced in the essentials course.
You will explore what programming is, the different types of coding languages and platforms and the various resources which can help support computational thinking in the classroom.
$90
You’ll find our approach engaging AND our information applicable or your money back
Designed For
Teachers
What You'll Learn
- What is programming?
- The structures used to write programs.
- The differences between text-based code versus block-based coding languages.
- Plugged and unplugged computational thinking strategies.
- How to create a programming lesson plan for your learner.
Do any of these statements fit the bill for you?
- Now I have a handle on the principles of computational thinking, I am ready to dive a little deeper!
- I am keen to learn what programing is and how it relates to computational thinking.
- I want to gain a deeper understanding of the language associated with programming.
- I am keen to learn about different types of coding languages and platforms.
- I would love to get my hand on some resources that will support computational thinking in my classroom, both on and off devices (plugged/unplugged).
Then this training is the right fit for you.
Prerequisites
Computational Thinking Essentials Course
$90
You’ll find our approach engaging AND our information applicable or your money back
No Courses currently
scheduled that suit
your calendar?
Interested in a private
training course for
your team?
It really gets you thinking about ‘why’ you do what you do. Great to have time out from the classroom to experiment and have time to think and discuss different ideas.
Abbey Howard
No fat, no rambling, just clean, concise explanations where needed. James was awesome.
Ethan Clews
Mike, awesome course, fantastic resources and a real wake-up for someone who considers himself technically astute but not necessarily updated!
Shaun Hardy
Computational Thinking Advanced
Guaranteed to Run
- Course Duration: 1.5 hours
- Level: Advanced
- Delivery Format:
UTB Virtual Classroom
Time: May 24 @ 7:00 pm – May 24 @ 8:30 pm
Course Overview
Computational Thinking Advanced builds on the concepts and techniques introduced in the essentials course.
You will explore what programming is, the different types of coding languages and platforms and the various resources which can help support computational thinking in the classroom.
$90
You’ll find our approach engaging AND our information applicable or your money back
Designed For
Teachers
What You'll Learn
- What programming is and how it relates to computational thinking.
- Understand the language associated with programming.
- Different types of coding languages and platforms.
- Various resources which can support computational thinking in classrooms both on and off devices (plugged/unplugged).
Do any of these statements fit the bill for you?
Then this training is the right fit for you.
What programming is and how it relates to computational thinking.
Various resources that can support computational thinking in classrooms both on and off devices (plugged/unplugged).
Different types of coding languages and platforms.
Understand the language associated with programming.
What computational thinking is and why it is important for teachers and students to understand it.
Understand the language associated with computational thinking and computers (algorithm, coding, debugging, decomposition, loops).
Ways you can teach students computational thinking with and without devices.
How to integrate computational thinking into your planning.
Prerequisites
Computational Thinking Essentials Course
$90
You’ll find our approach engaging AND our information applicable or your money back
No Courses currently
scheduled that suit
your calendar?
Interested in a private
training course for
your team?
It really gets you thinking about ‘why’ you do what you do. Great to have time out from the classroom to experiment and have time to think and discuss different ideas.
Abbey Howard
OMG!!! What a change! This class
has a lot of students in it, and I find the room very small for all the different personalities.
Vicki Nation
Mike, awesome course, fantastic resources and a real wake-up for someone who considers himself technically astute but not necessarily updated!
